Downtown Cleveland Christmas Holiday Lights

Here’s a video of the Christmas and holiday displays in downtown Cleveland’s Public Square, in Tower City at Terminal Tower and at The Arcade. I hope everyone has a happy holiday season!




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Newly Discovered "Indian Combat" by American Artist Edmonia Lewis Acquired by the Cleveland Museum of Art

Cleveland Museum of Art Press Release

Newly Discovered Indian Combat by American Artist Edmonia Lewis Acquired by the Cleveland Museum of Art

Neoclassical masterpiece crafted by first non-white sculptor to gain international acclaim

Edmonia Lewis (American 1842-1907). Indian Combat, c.1868. Marble (Carrara); 30 x 19 x 14 3/8 in. 2011.110
CLEVELAND (November 1, 2011) — An outstanding American

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“The Whale” Documentary Opening In Cleveland November 4, 2011

The documentary film “The Whale” has a Cleveland connection – the Executive Producer, Eric Desatnik, is from Beachwood Ohio. The film, which is narrated by Ryan Reynolds, was named a Critics' Pick by both the New York Times and the Washington Post. The film is rated G and appropriate for all ages.

The film will be opening in Cleveland on November 4, 2011 at Chagrin Cinemas and the Capitol

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The Great Lakes Brewing Company (Video)

Here’s a short video from “Positively Cleveland” which features the Great Lakes Brewing Company.



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The Soldiers and Sailors Monument – Updated Photos

Here are a few updated photos of the Soldiers and Sailors Monument, Cleveland’s Civil War memorial. It stands at the southeastern corner of Public Square near the Terminal Tower. The monument underwent a restoration in 2010 that brightened the interior, which includes stained glass windows and bronze reliefs. (Click on any image for a larger view.)



























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"The Best Things In Life Are Right Here in Cleveland"

Long time Clevelanders will enjoy these videos set to the tune ”The Best Things In Life are Right Here in Cleveland.” The first video is tongue-in-cheek; Clevelanders all know how brutal the weather can be here. The three other videos feature clips of the many TV personalities and news anchors in Cleveland over the years. ("Home grown" NBC reporter Kelly O’Donnell, and NBC weather king Al

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Fun with Cleveland’s Free Stamp

Cleveland celebrates rock music and the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame & Museum with large Fender guitar sculptures for “GuitarMania”. But, since GuitarMania only happens every few years, the city needs something that we can decorate for special occations every year.

Think about it – what would it be like if we could take the giant ”Free Stamp” sculpture and dress it up for the holidays or for

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The “Hot In Cleveland” Stars Visit Cleveland (Video)

Here is a short video of the stars of the TVLand series “Hot In Cleveland” -
Betty White, Valerie Bertinelli, Jane Leeves and Wendie Malick – as they visited Cleveland yesterday. They each received a key to the city.




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The Arcade

While Cleveland has a few building called arcades (see “Cleveland’s "Other" Arcades”), there is only one building that Clevelanders refer to as ”THE Arcade.”

Opened in 1890 and placed on the Register of Historic Places in 1975, The Arcade serves as a connection between Euclid Avenue and Superior. As these streets are not at even levels – the difference being about 12 feet - it can be a little

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The Cathedral of St. John The Evangelist

It was a beautiful day for a walk in downtown Cleveland last week, and as we strolled about the city we decided to make a quick stop in the Cathedral of St. John The Evangelist, located on East 9th Street. This is also home to the Cleveland Catholic Diocese. Here’s a photo!



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Cleveland City Hall & Rotunda

We were out for a stroll downtown last week and decided to stop in Cleveland City Hall on Lakeside Avenue. The Beaux-Arts style building was completed in 1916 and was part of the 1903 Cleveland Group Plan. The 2 story great hall (also called the rotunda) dominates the interior entrance.

If you’re wondering about the colorful rabbit sculpture at the outside entrance, it’s part of a “year of

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Cleveland Museum of Art (Video)

Here’s a new video from “Positively Cleveland” of the Cleveland Museum of Art. It looks like they moved my favorite sculpture, “Terpsichore, Muse of Choral Song and Dance” since I last visited.  (I also included my own video from that visit below.)







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Cleveland International Beer Fest Wows the Crowd First Year Out, Official Winners List (2 News Releases)

News Release #1
For Immediate Release
Cheers to a Great Event!International Beer Fest Wows the Crowd First Year Out
(Cleveland, OH) The I-X Center can cheerfully raise a glass to another successful event. International Beer Fest, the largest showcase and competition of world beers in the Midwest, lived up to the hype. The festival and beer competition featuring 200 stellar breweries and upwards

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A Foggy Morning In Cleveland (Time Lapse)

It was a very foggy morning in downtown Cleveland today, and what better time for an Innerbelt Bridge time lapse video. Keep an eye out for the faint fog bow that quickly appears at 52 seconds in, toward the center and upper right of the screen.Check out my blog home page for the latest Cleveland information,All Things Cleveland Ohio.

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The West Side Market (Video)

Here’s a short video of Cleveland’s West Side Market, which is located on the corner of W. 25th Street and Lorain. The West Side Market will celebrate its centennial in 2012. It’s a wonderful place to shop for all kinds of produce, meats, fish, breads, bakery and sweets. The building itself is a great space to visit. The West Side Market is not open every day of the week; for hours of

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Cleveland’s Tall Ships Festival, July 2010 (Video)

With winter on the way out and spring on the way in, it’s time to think about warmer weather in Cleveland and the wonderful things that living on the shores of Lake Erie can bring. Here’s some video footage of the Tall Ships Festival from July of 2010 – enhanced to look like an old movie. Enjoy!Check out my blog home page for the latest Cleveland information, All Things Cleveland Ohio.

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Retrospective: Cleveland Public Square Implosion (Video)

Here’s a video from Cleveland’s WEWS Channel 5 of the October 3, 1982 implosion of the Cuyahoga and Williamson buildings on Public Square. The buildings were demolished to make way for the Standard Oil (AKA "Sohio") Building, later named the BP Tower, now known as 200 Public Square.Check out my blog home page for the latest Cleveland information, All Things Cleveland Ohio.

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The Cleveland Museum Of Art 2011 Exhibition Listings

It’s never too early to plan for a visit to the Cleveland Museum of Art! Here’s a press release from the The Cleveland Museum Of Art with their 2011 Exhibition Listings:Landscapes from the CollectionMarch 26 – August 14, 2011This show contrasts iconic rivers, mountains, and valleys with landscapes that emphasize humanity’s presence and intervention. From Ansel Adams’s pristine views to Robert

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“Trust for Public Land” Features Cleveland Flats Rejuvenation

The Trust for Public Land’s Fall/Winter issue of “Land & People” has an interesting feature on the rejuvenation of the Cleveland Flats area. It brings attention to the trails and parks that will link the Cleveland's Flats area to areas surrounding the Cuyahoga River and Lake Erie, including the Towpath Trail. This is a wonderful development project that should bring much enjoyment to residents

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